Mr. Calleo compared it to squirrel, noting that it had a gamy, pungent aftertaste that was distinctly "small and furry".
Interestingly, the mean spore length of the A.fibrillosum specimen was also very large (47.90 μm), although those for A.soleirolioides and A.polyphyllum were distinctly smaller (39.37 μm and 35.42 μm respectively).
The volume parameters show that the RAF which is formed during crystallisation from the melt has a distinctly smaller specific free and total volume than the MAF.
The main feature of the E. oleifera palm that distinguishes it morphologically from the commercial species E. guineensis is its procumbent trunk, distinctly smaller sized fruits and smaller canopy.
This effect was protein-specific: adding bovine serum albumin (BSA) to Pep2 at the same molar ratios resulted in changes of activity that were nonsystematic and distinctly smaller in magnitude (±30%; Figure S5D, Supporting Information), underscoring that the pronounced and dose-dependent increase of Vmax of Pep2 was specific for TreS, likely a consequence of complex formation.
A bit cocky, if you ask me, although looking at the fresh-faced and distinctly smaller Chinese team they can probably afford to be cocky.
Scanning gel densitometry revealed that fragment × is distinctly smaller than fragment ▲, and hence represents a cryptic site that is only utilized when site ▲ is mutated.
The membrane anchor subunits SdhC and SdhC2 have five transmembrane helices each and predicted molecular weight of 25 and 28 kDa respectively, characteristic for Sdh/Frd proteins lacking Subunit D. When the cluster contains a SdhD/FrdD subunit, the SdhC/FrdC proteins are distinctly smaller (13 to 18 kDa) and contain only three transmembrane helices each [ 50].
Gymnopilus flavus, despite also appearing on land near the Mediterranean, can be differentiated from G. maritimus as it lives among grass, especially Dactylis glomerata, and it has distinctly smaller spores, typically measuring 5 to 6 by 3.5 to 4.2 μm.
